Auteur--
EditorFaerman M., Kolska horwitz L., kahana T. & Zilberman U.
Jaar2007
PublicatietypeBoek
SerieBAR British Archaeological Reports International Series
Volume1603
SubtitelDiachronic patterns in the biology of human populations from the Eastern mediterranean
Pagina’s280
UitgeverArchaeopress
PlaatsOxford
ISBN--
Citation key--
Trefwoorden--
Exemplaar70583 ReknummerT-4-3-e
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Preface: The future of physical anthropology
17-20
Walker P.L. |
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Dental development and life history in primates and a comparison of Cuspal Enamel growth trajectories in a specimen of Homo Erectus from Java, a Neanderthal, and an early Homo Sapiens specimen from Israel
21-27
Dean C. |
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Were there Neanderthals in the Levant
28-35
Condemi S. |
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Dental development and pathology from the Levantine middle Palaeolithic: evidence from the Kebara and Qafzeh Hominids
36-43
Tillier A.-M. |
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Tooth components in Archaic Homo Sapiens/Neanderthal specimens from Israel and their taxonomic affiliation
44-57
Zilberman U. |
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Dental attrition: Neanderthals, Romans and Egyptians, and the question of where we go now
58-65
Brothwell D. |
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A final Natufian Population: Health and burial status at Eynan-Mallaha
66-81
Bocquentin F. |
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Morbidity and mortality in the late PPNB populations from Basta and Ba'Ja (Jordan)
82-99
Schultz M., Schmidt-Schultz T.H., Gresky J., Kreutz K. & Berner M. |
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What ceremony else? Taphonomy and the ritual treatment of the dead in the pre-pottery neolithic B mortuary complex at Kfar HaHoresh, Israel
100-126
Simmons T., Goring-Morris N. & Kolska Horwitz L. |
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Is house 12 at Bouqras a charnel house?
127-139
Merrett D.C. & Meiklejohn C. |
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Times of stress at Catalhöyük
140-150
Molleson T. |
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Artificial cranial deformation in the Aceramic neolithic near east: evidence from Cyprus
151-158
Le Mort F. |
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A retrospective view of cauterization: evidence from Anatolia
159-162
Özbek M. |
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Inter-Group variation in long bone morphology: a osteometric and radiological study of past populations of Israel
163-176
Dujovny L. |
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Human remains from the Nahal Tzelim Cave, the Dead Sea area
177-180
Arensburg B. |
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The EB IA burials of Bâb Edh-Dhrâ, Jordan: bioarchaeological evidence of metabolic disease
181-194
Ortner D.J., Garofalo E.M. & Zuckerman M.K. |
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A roman-byzantine population from Giv'at Shappira, Jerusalem (Israel)
195-204
Arensburg B. & Belfer-Cohen A. |
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Challenges in the study of health and disease in the crusaders
205-212
Mitchell P.D. |
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The Evidence for tuberculosis in the Eastern mediterranean: pat and current research, and future prospects
213-227
Roberts C. & Buikstra J. |
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The emergence of the zoonotic pathogens in the Southern Levant
228-232
Bar-Gal G.K. & Greenblatt C.L. |
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Bones, teeth and ancient DNA unravel major issues in Levantine bio-history
233-245
Hershkovitz I. & Spigelman M. |
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From physical anthropology to Molecular Genetics: studies of Israeli populations in the 20th Century
246-256
Bonne-Tamir B. |
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The Genetic history of populations in the Southern Levant as Revealed by Y chromosome polymorphisms
257-270
Nebel A., Filon D., Oppenheim A. & Faerman M. |
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Forensic Anthropology in Israel
271-277
Kahana T. & Hiss J. |